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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

A particle Of the Balm Is applied into each nos
tril Is agreeable 10 use and il quickly absorbed,
eIfeCtuaiiy cleansing the nasal passages Of ca
tsrrhal virus, causing healthy sCcretiOnS.
IL allsyS pain and Inflammation, protects the
memUranal Innings Of the head frum additional
colds completely heals the sores and restores the
sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results are
realized by few applications,
4 thorough Treatment VA Cure
Price so cents ~ druggists: by mail registered, so
cents. Circulars sent free.
ELY BROTHERS,
su2eogt Dcd gylsJS, OWegO, n. Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Lear Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Little Doing
Flour Quiet and Unchanged - Wheat
Dull.
NEW YORK, April Mooney on call
easy ut 39a7 per cent; closed offered at A
per cent; prime mercantile paper 54a64
per cent; sterling exchange dull, but
steady and unchanged.
GOyERNMENTS-Dull but steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
Gor Sale
THO BE SOLD OR TO BE LET.

Having decided 20 move back TO the city, !
herewith offer for sale my beautiful country READ
dence, situated on the National Road, Close 10
the Wheeling Park, together with D acres of the
or in lots; or, In OF no sale, offer the same
for rent II H. one of the finest country seAis
around Wheeling and makes tne and beautiful
home. Possession given directly. For particu.
lars call on or address OTTO HE'S,
National Road, 4 miles Fast Of City Of Wheeling.
n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
OHIO COUNTY FARM
rRusrEE'S sALH.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by Henry Dice ami MARY, his wife. Ia the
undersigned ~ trustee dsied on the hrsi day Of
November, it, the year 1893, AMI recorded In tn
ONCE of the Clerk Of the County Cont Of Ohio
West Virginia. Ia Deed OF Trust Book %.
page IlG | will tcll, nj publc auction, at the
front door Of the Court House, Of Ohio county,
SATURDAY, APRIL ~, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. a parcel Of land
situate Un the National noad 4. ONO county,
State of West Virginia, adjoining lands Of Y
McKinly. John Maxwell and other. bounded ~
follows. fowl BEGINNING al beech tbsnec
SOnth GO west ~ poles 10 post; thence ~ west
. poles ~ post. thence north 10 east n 40
poles tDA post; thence nUrh ~ He4l 10 POLES 10
The beginning, containing three acres three rUOd-
and thirty I'VE POLES, together with all the tuild,
ings sud Appuncnances thereto belonging. being
tue same properly conveyed "a the -aid Henry
Dice b; Samuel II. Carter by deed dated Apnl
the first, 1852, aud recorded ia the Office Of IL.
Clerk III the County Cont u Ohio county. In
Deed Book No. 81. page 81
TERMS or SALE-One ikird ~ the purchase
money, and - much ,nOre as the purchaser may
elect To pay a. cash, and the residue ia two
quail annual instruments with inttrrst theron
from the day Of sale. the purchaser ~ give his
NOTES " th approved security, and the nile 70 ~
retained. or deed 81 tHIst given 10 secure tie
deferred paymsut. J. b. EWING.
FurIn Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

niIrUIe THOa. p. SIMPSON, Washington, ID
w 20 z: In s:sss ls 9Bs ssss' ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
COTTON.
New VI
Distress After Eating.

New YORK, April ? -Cotton-Future:
closed firm at 5 to q points higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

DEAFNESS ii CURE CURE ;nS your new STH SSSs 5;
one who wSS deaf twenty-eight
SyearsN TrSated by most of the noted Special
lists without benefit CURED HIMSELF In three
months and since then hundreds of Othar,
Full particulars sent ON application IT \
PAGE, No. Al West Slst 81, New York Uty..
OclAs aol-yb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
MONDAY. APRIL lItb, 1887,

Tw,Il, on
MONDAY, APRIL lib, 1887,
| sell 81 public auction TO the Eikhest aud bert
bidder at The front door % the Court House ~
| Marshall county, commencing AZ ID O'Clock
| m, % aid day The following described real ~
| tate, that j. 10 say: Eighty acres 81 land more
OF l,sS, Ou Wheeling Creek, In Marshall county,
West Virginia, adjoining lands o. Jdshua Elake,
William Ruth and others, beins the residue ~
| by deed dated January 9Th. Is7l, % which deed
reference Is hereby made for fill description q
said land, excepting and reserytDR iberefron az
acres, more or less conveyed 10 John Clemens
| by said Lawrence Crupe and Hannah CEBpe, his
( wife, by deed dated November ith, $50 and
recorded Ia Deed Book No. -, Pages lS3 and Is4,
MARSHALL County Record Of beesis, which ssld
| tTArt sboin1ed aud described a followe Csni
mencinY 80 q polnt where WiIhsra Eu,ks uns
lntsrsectg the land Of aid LswIssee Cfupe 81 tbe
county road north u ss<yeyssd, thence east
along the line p tie 9OE.nty road - poles; thence
north y p..es In libe parallel with the line BE-
I .gefb said Cupe and William Ruth 10 the line
| between said cfupe and Joshua Blake, thence
Joshua Blake d poles % the linz betpeen said
CTupe and William Ruth iAsgee youth % poles
along the line betgssE aid ,cIupe and William
Ruth 10 the Iises Ct seginnfng aid lract of six
acres having beeIl released BY G. R. OdEsm,
esignee Of J. :. Oldham, sdIa.Rsdsslof Of v. II
l Oldham deceased
| TERMS OF aALE-ouathfrd cash, balance
/ in one and Two years with interezs from day OF
sale, thu purchaser giving bis notes with good
security for The deferred payments, and the title
| 10 be retained until purchase money BE- paid In
/ full W. v. HO8R, Trustee
! may5ua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

slow but steady; shipping steers IS Goa
20; stockers and feeders, ~ 75a3 ~; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 00a4 90; bulk ~ soa
315.
Hogs - Receipts 5000 head; shipments
4, 900 head; market slow; common and
light, dull; rough and mixed s. 25a5 co.
packing and shipping S. Gas 80; skips
s. 50a4 80.
Sheep - Receipts 500 head; shipments
none; market strong; natives IS Goal 80;
western So 75a4 GO; corn fed Texans VI %.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2 - Hogs
Firm; common and light 81 00s5 50;
packing and butchers S. i5a6 90; receipts
l, 100 head; shipments 925 head.
PETROLEUM.
Titusyille.
TITUsvuLE, April 2-Petroleum-
Opened at 63lc; highest 6S$c; lowest 6Ssc;
closed at 63.c
Pittsburgb.
PITTsBuRG, April a. Petroleum-Dull
but steady; opened at 6Stc; closed at 63!c;
highest 63ic; lowest 63sc.
bradford.
BRADFORD, April Petroleum OPP
ened at 63sc; closed at 63se; highest
63sc; lowest 63sc; clearances 80, 900 bar
rels.
New York.
New YORK, April 2.-Petroleum-Wss
very dull to-day; opened at 63sc; highest
csc; lowest 63!c; closed at 63sc. Sales
3 =, 600 barrels
Oil City.
OH CITY. April 2.-Petroleum- Opened
at 63lc; highest 633c; lowest 63sc; closed
at 63lc. Sales II, 900 barrels; clearances
Ga, 600 barrels; charters l., 3Sl barrels;
shipments 50, 1873. barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04

81. Louis ., Syracuse =.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Score: st. Louis g.
iyTacuse >.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
SATURDAY, APRIL ~, 1857.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Lawrence Crupe 10 the undersigned
Trustee. dated the SOth day Of scyieMber. ls7s,
and recorded in the OflGg vi The Clerk Of the
County Court 81 MGn.Baii county. West Virginia,
10 Deed Of THi-t Book No. 8 Fages 49, and rs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
How My Side Aches.

From the bench and the counter
a % nom the loom and sewing machine
9XA goes up the cry sr pain and weak
%NKN hess, Aching Sides aud BACK Kid.
A13-fAney anS Uterine Pains, Strains and
Weakness coughs, Colds and Chest Pains, ana
every PAIN and Ache Of daily toll relieved Ina
one minute hy the CutieurR IF.Pai0
fiaster. New, elegant, and infallible Al
druggists, ~; i've Tor Sl.OO; or Of Potter Drug
nd Chemical CO.. Bottom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
GiUeS Relief ~ One
aud Cures
COLD in HEAD
CATARRH
Hay Fever,

Not a Liquid, SRr5
or PUICiFF. Ere,
from IRjHriOUS
drugs and 0gsRsr'
nllnEs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.

CINCIEEATI, O., April 2.-CottOn-
Firm. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Scnrce and
higher; No 2 red 52aS4c; receipts 500
bushels; shipments $500 bushels. Corn
Steady; No. 2 mixed 39II0c. Oats
In fair demand; No. = mixed 3Oc Rye-
No. 2 Gllc ProyisiOus-Easiera and uu-
changed. Whisky Steady at ii IL. But
ter, sugar and cheese-Firm. Eggs
Weak and lower at l0!allC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., ApEil 2.-Whrat--In
slight demand; cash sic; regular s2c
lake shore and May SIC; June SIZE Au-
gust sl4c. Corn-Quiet and steady; No.
, 39lc; May 4Olc; No. 3 3gc. Oats
Dull; No. . white 10 Clover Seed-Active
and steady; cash 81 ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-04
WERE ABLY ASSISTED IA THE
RUM SHOPS.

Saturday their heelers distributed tickets
bearing the words good ioI ten cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s0d S. 20 80 %,
the aytTage was r arrivals Of Beeves the
pas week 4ls head less than last week and l73
he al more than corresponding week last wear.
The demand fair Wednesday wife Light Common
and Nat strong and in rather light supply while
With iber oneriugs buyers hold OF Friday prices
from l0c 10 zoe all grades and the yards were
cleared with difficulty.
Enropean markets gluted early In the week and Re-
frigeraied went down TO H. n and American Live
Cattle sold at lOc for the estimated dres ed weight
There partial recovery later prices advancing &C
live Calves have arrive freely but Prime and
Choice Yeats abundant and led firm up TO
the ose while and Buterm ks declined &c per
and the pens not cleared any day
demand and higher up 10 Thursday but
dull under the influence Of heavier receipts
and lower Lambs fell OF on Thursd'v tc
ruling Friday but steady and there was no
record Saturday In the selling rates OF either
Sheen ambs.
Hogs hav sustained I'm all the week and
Hugs have been sold at 80 GU 50 10 Now
selected S6). and PIGS at S66 S6 10.
Jersey CITY, ~ cars at 6Ohs anh 40
to side abattors direct. Al 6Otst Mr. Eastman
had 20 stern 10 and cars were local stock
Very little trade reported. ,--,,-
The free arrivals Jersey city caused weak feeling
at The start trade slow all grades OF Cattle win
prices ranging loo zoe lower than on Friday MI
Eastman ped clear ont the surplus. and not many
evans ssd at s3 4O IS go Colorado Steers at 50 o06
81 90 Poor natives at So 300S3 90. ami Decent TO
brpgEg IS No Extra Fancy cattle IN the var Oh
Oxe and 256SI so Bulls at So GS2 10
and Dry ~ and Hefers at 81 501s36o -. ,oo -
purchased 700 head at " 30 10 20 per oo ID
The weeks shpn-ns live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Rae nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
GETTING READY FOR THE BIG RACES.

TWO OF THE YACHTS TAKE SPIN DOWN THE BAY
PREPARING THE MICHIGAN.
The MEXICAN lay at anchor all day yesterday OF Bay
Ridge while carpenters busy board repairing the
damages done to bulwaIks and stanchions while bat
Ting with the tempest in her voyage across the Atlantic
1t is probable that she will remain at anchor of Bay
Ridge the rest of the week getting thoroughly over
hauled put best of order The Thistle chung to
her moorngs ali day. and the celebrated labor day
by holy soning the deck, practice which together
with scrapng the cable is usually supposed to take the
place OF devotional exercises among sailors at sea on
Sundays Captain Barr spent the day shore sighsce-
ing The Thistle will probably take another spin down
the bay to-day.
trial races The Mayfower and Atlantic took spin
down the bay. The Mayfower was towed down good
distance but the Atlantic started out with all lower sails
set The Mayfowers big new mainsaii Is setting better
stretched good deal The Shamrock has returned to her
anchorage of Bay Ridge. -,
The general opinion yachtsmen Is that the iort
coming match between the Cinderella and the Anaconua
will result in easy victory for the Cnderalla more
especially IL Is to be sailed In the SOUND where there
10 little probability Of anything Ike sea- Mr. Prague
possess great deal confidence In MS yacht
than have those who her so badly beaten Dy the
himself handled her With more canvas than sne nad
then she will undoubtedly make better showing but
under the most favorable circumstances II is hardly
likely that she will succeed in catching the ncetfooted
Cinderella 1t would make things exceedingly INTEREST
lug the cutter Clara could be included In the match
But Mr. Sweet isn't satisfied with the set OF the Claras
In for any racing until he gets the suit OF English sails
which he has ordered from Lapthornc. Then he hopes
the Clara will again do well she did whe captain
Barr sailed her with English crew. The Larchmont
the Cinderella and Anaconda and IL will be sailed some
time between September 10 and IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAy FKISClsCD Sent 8 ligT
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept (Specia-May corn opened this morning
at A cents big receipts GA 1t closed at 80
cents on small estimates for Tuesday $50
difference September aud October wdenei
u cent Sepem dspay relatively the greater weakness
open transactions ia October wero at cents and ny 10
~ 80 d. NJ Az flas cents Then the market
turne up at cents the outside Novem
oDened conts ranged 0ilis onts ana closed
the top. Wheat hucuated WITHIN narrow imits Trade
$50 o'clock the c'osc showed isHz cent
improvement In price compared with Saturday. The
opening denti al with Saturdays olo.hg" VIZ;
70q7Os. cents for October. 73s for December,
aud 79'. cent. for Nay The n range for ne
day 7Ossd7l40Ilb for ncioOef, f3'sO
74A for December. and 79%dsl for NAV.
ak, en- ga to-day So bushels estimated receipts
lZs cars better In provisions The IN
terest e1tiUed confined manly 10 short for sop
tsmber and october delivery In lard there vas lute
than at the close Saturday and In pork
for January, only month traded the price ad
IL September and October short RIBS oN oil
marked, the uneasness developed 10y the sep.
stock abatement winch showed ted reuc
lion In the sup ly hand Tho shorts for these months
OF effort and under this buying
prices cents Saturdays last quota
flpna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

suvYALn Sept g. Cdie = Rsceipts last ~ asur+ 395
head; total thus far $50 sstt tor sans time
100 coEsirnsd through sunday ~ cars 10
OF which today ~ 62 OF which to YORK
prices declined % 4Oc from last Monpay Common 10 Far
S35OdS4 Good Choice Shipping 81 25US 90; Cow and
eifers So OUa3 so; Bnls So 6Uas2 10 Stokers "
"a 30 Mich cows s30nftO; Veals 50 2b0t6 20. fiiy
shipped In first hands and 20 cars lei oser
Shser-hseeprs "a hours SEQ ROAD fetal Ter week
thus 1900 hea0: Tor ssms une lasi week idtus
bead 20 cara ~ OF which 10 NewY"rk
rs Fair f3 % aS3 75 Good 10 choice
a. 30. Good To Choice Western lambs - W 30 90
Canadian Lambs So Soc - 30; - cars loft over
Beos hecsrit last ~ hours 1880 head: eta TOT ss
week thus far $40 aead tor Same time last week ~ 100
head Through Sunday. 80 cars oil which 10 Now
York consigned 81 OF which az 10 New DIX
IS cars sale prices advanced 6@lOc Light Pigs ~ ou0
Choice Michigan Hogs 30 40 sS6 %.
CHICAGO. Sept b.-1hs brorsrr Journdt rspore-cauH-
Recslpts-2 neal Shipments 900 heaai market was
dull lower shipping steers % 00SS4 80 Sfockes and
Feeders ST. Ss3 o. Cows and Mixed 81 20 ssz 3D. efah
Hoes~ Receipts I0.Oso head. shipnents 5000 head
stropg, Rough Packing - 96d$5 20 Packing and shipping
S5 rs 1S5 So Light - 90 So 40; skips s3aSt TO- ,
Receipts 1000 head shpmeDu QUO head Market
strong Common 70 choice ~ OO@t4 81 Western % ~
ST iIoUIA sept 5.--Coub = kecsiBu 1000 hsad Ship
msnts $40 hsars market was lower. Far 10 Choice
heavy Naive Sttors - 90 eS4 75i ButcherT Steers
fair s3 00s3 96 Feeders tar 70 zoe" 81 600
Texans and Indiana eomsss grass 10 good csrnfei
81 z51S3 10.
Hyss-ksosibr4 200 ssad ssip.sasa head market
was higher Chsics HEAVY ana Butchers selections
50 IS as So PACKING Medium 10 Prime 80 OOSf1 20
WORKERS Medium " Primo 80 l0ss5 20 Pigs Co~msn 70
Snssp-ksceris 1000 shivmsnts 700 hsat market
was strong Far Choice So 1894 20 Lamss 81 20
50 90 Common, Sass TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
RUNNING AWAY WITH HIS WIFES MONEY


AN ADROIT SWINDLER MARRlES A WEALTHY CANA
DIAN WIDOW AND RoBS HER
Published dispatches from New-Haven yesterday
stated Inspector Byrnes and his detectives in this
city have searching for Charles Payton alias Doc
Minchon, a wel-known "bunco" swindler, who Is ac-
cused of robbing Mrs. Margaret DE FOy, OF Montreal.
According to the New-Haven account. Mrs. DE Foy.
young widow became acquainted with Payton at Mont
real few ago having been introduced to him by
artist VINO was painting portrait OF her dead nus
band The swlndler represented himself 10 be wealthy
owner OF Western lands and succeeded In winDng her
affections. She consented TO marry him. and at his
request sold property In Montreal in order to raise
$4,000 100000 the accounts differ regarding the
Of CASH for the purpose OF investing In western
lands After the wedding the rogue took her TO New
York and vedin style at hotel Paytop took Advantage
of his wfes from their 10 rifle her trunk
and run away with her money. .
Inspector Byrnes informed Of the swDlle and
tried to Payton but tue rascal had left the city IT
WAS said that Mrs DE Foy had gone 10 New-Hav"n 10
make inquiries about Payton who had been arrested AZ
Norwich for swndling operation and had managed 10
get bail Inspector Byrnes yesterday ainltted
that there such case but he refused to tell any
thing about except that the published account was
much variance with the facts. II WAS denied that the
swindle petrated at the metropolitan HOTEL as
stated In one OF the dispatches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rdytrrooi. Sent 81 D. m-Cottsn dali and some what
irregular Middiing Upands BOD DO Oreans Sad saies
$4,000 baeA of which 900 Tor speculation and ex
nort and included GOO American receipts 100 bales all
american Futures closed dull. Uplands Low Midding
Dor ana October delivery. LEAD '.ers DO oct.Se, and md
cenSsr delivery 04d buyers December and January
delivery. 3:64d sellers; de. January sad Fesr9ay as
iysrv Gld seers, do. February and March delivery
SSid buyers do March and April dsyery e-e$d sell
ers do. April and May delivery, 76<d sellers TENDERS
for deliveries az today's cearnEs, 800 hales. -
GALVESTON 6-Cotton Brm Middling. BE; Low NH
Ordinary Sis and rscepts 1851
bales; saisa 6s7 bales stock. l1.5k2 baes.
NORFOLK. 5.--Cstton steady AadlinE 1f net and
sross receipts exports coastwise i2e baes sale'
'sAvxssiE, sept e~coit,n In good demandi Mddinx
o. Lew hiadIisS ill6 Good Ordinary nominal. net
oosstwss sOs bales sale S0O bales stock 500 bales
Lsw Si6diisE if.iei Coed Ordinary s Liz net re-
ssPss ass bales: iss s' s.s ss's' '''' '''' 'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
rHg PERCENTAGE PLAN 1RlUMPHs.
THE ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS MEET.
CAYLoR Asked TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMEs
MUST BE FINISHED. If BEGUN.


MUST BE FINISHED. If BEGUN.
Tho directors OF the American Association held special
estipg the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Like most
baseball gatherings the session was held with closely
guarded DOORS and reporters greeted with chnE
The corridors Of the hotel were trongeo
baseball during the greater part OF the Day ana
political Of the place seemed to shrink INTO nsg
nnesnce for he time being The meeting was he 10 decide
caused the eight association clubs much
vneasiness during last few weeks Some OF the clubs
we're fsv Of the plan which has
while other managers demanded division Of the gate
s ssa Ing II .rss dyans
WIN the
The plan .hC1S BE- %
and when u emerged from The star some
They in declaring tina. the meeting had been tho
s"aoG ssd sSs1 Ss
dresssr 81 IN: retire
ss n 70 s as.
Gayor was pap that he
%saiS DO. ). sd%,.ssd q
length the shampOns won the day Alter ms
81 cent Of tn; receipts or fIr saOe
does moi amount g $50 the wi,
poi,sn mines look the change as victory for their
Hook action to prevent clubs
from n a 0a s%. a nas VIII Be
I'M: due sas been s
paid Ov the proper persons. 80.
Rchter,t Editor of The Sport LVe.
proposition which he claimed would DC
great game His pool all the players
beginning ana let each CLUB draw nine
He til that the playing strength Of all the clubs would DO
equazed more Interesting championship race result
thought that reasonable salaries could also be curted
IN this a..
,residency generally expected Wheeler
b wycKo Will remain the president until the regular meet
ng. which will he held at Cincinnati In Decembor. ,
The delegates present w. W. Watrous. Metropo.
club L. Simmons, Athletic clubs H. X Won Der Hofst
Phelps Loai.viis club; G Won Der Abe. ST Louls Climb
Joseph Doyl6 @. H. Byrne Brooklyn club James Will
ams and r. C. Robinson Cleveland club, and Wheeler T.
WYckon for tho Cipcinnau club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Flour arm nowar strsss and Western sge.rnas 81 saS
Mills supernno 80 % 49, To- Extra IS 90 SS So do Rio
Brands - 10 s4 So Papscs Family "a 3d. de- supsriave
Patent 50 10 erns steady E s% 7sSsoc
Der 79nss1hc Decsmner s27s ss3s.-. Corn s..snern
steafiy and hrm White ooe67c: Yellow 64so5e;
Western nrm. Mixed september i9tc bid. October 49,
40 hrm soutnsrn Is $500 westerB hto 81
49, Western Mxea 81 152c Peunsvyana p 034c....-
sn Sis ~ steady Mes. pork
81 eoSsl7 o. bulkneats Shoulder, nn mar Ris sides
Butter steay a' western pacfoi i1sa.e' creamery
2sS2Ss Eggs arm At lesS Petroleum .eA s.,-
i9as2otc ...:. sugar nrm. A Soft 6l.c Cspper-
Ronbeh lO4al0 whiskev steany at 81 l4ssl 10.
Wheat 1920 bush. Corn 200 vush oats $500 yusn.
RYE -. bs.. shpnents-Fi.ur 1881 s6A Wheat
Corn IL 4Oo bush
BosroS Sept 6.-fiovr steady ComTnsn Extras 81 10
asSt1 'orli Patea, Choice to Fancy - 10 % 30
Corn dull-steamsr Yellow 65c steamer Mred o. q
Nj ddnTs nsr Ton sl7 OOos2JOe Winter Shorts sl8 90
Spring do sl7 90 Butter iu-Western Extra Creamery
DAIRY Extra ~ 122c Cheese dullBest NowYork and
Vermont ii 20 Eggs steady-Easeru Extras 200
burrALo. Sept 5.-wh-aI = No Hart higher sales
Of $4,000 bush a. sic oYo lush 2. 81 ae p b1,h
7stc; no White McsSan s9.c bid 40 spot
3 Winnie 81 s3lhc. Ns. Mixed 29t929 be-; Birley
weak A. sc Rye nomin,I F19r IN IN good demand ~
Corn 3sc... keceiDts-Flour 10000 bbs. Wheat 275Ooo
Ran ..umontsFSur $4,000 bbs Wheat 25.OOo
bush Cors pOrO bush Oats bush Barley ~, 'oo;,:o
bush Oats 1900 bush Malt 10000 bush
Sa,f f,f,r yef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
VICTORIES FOR THREE LOCAL MINES.
WASHINGTON, ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE DEFEAT

The New-York and Washington mines played OF the
Polo Grounds yesterday, and an Official umpire was
present the local club rather easily Nearly 1000
people Witnessed the game which well played in the
MAN, and the onooers enjoyed the contest hugely keeie
bad excellent OF the ball. and but for the errors
Of the other players the visiting nine would not have
made as many hits as they did Wards biunder dam
aging, and so were the Of OKourke. Umpire Val
ennes decisions were always well received, but his
errors OF Judgment few and not costly Common did
The most batting OF the day. Grasshopper jim
bnevs delivery was batted hard at the Wash
ing on ouaeders kept moving around in lively Man.
ner The home club took the lead In the third inning
And holding IL easily TO the end follows: